How will GOP voters view Trump 4 years from now?

[LAKISYLVANIA]

They will continue to view him as the best president in American history.

[Ferguson97]

The GOP electorate thinks he's literally chosen by God lol, he's their next Reagan.

[MargieCat]

They will view Trump as a RINO and they will find someone more extreme to get behind.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Hopefully as a criminal as he is locked up.

[Bickle]

At this time in four years there's a pretty decent chance he'll be preparing for his second inauguration. Of course he's old and fat so there are no guarantees in life. But most likely think GOP voters will be fine.

This is true, but this election most of them think was stolen.  They were thoroughly convinced that Trump was  indestructible because he pulled off an upset narrow victory against Clinton in 2016.  Many of them are significantly more radicalized now compared to 2008 or even 2012.

The tipping point state in 2020 (0.6%) was closer than the tipping point state in 2016 (0.8%), so if you're going to call that a narrow victory, then call this properly a narrow defeat.

That's wishing thinking.  If he runs and wins the nomination four years from now, the same 80+ million voters will come out and vote against him again. 

And I'd call a 306-232 victory a landslide, per Trump's standards.  Not to mention 7 million more votes.  A landslide.

[Annatar]

Quite positively, one underrated thing is over time the types of voters who like Trump, conservative Whites and Hispanics and Asians etc are joining the  party and as a result the GOP is becoming more pro trump in its composition, Trump would have almost certainly done better in the 2020 Republican primary then the 2016 one due to more of the party being comprised of voters who like Trump's approach to politics and the types of voters who don't find him appealing are making up an ever smaller share of the party. 

By 2024 this process will have gone on even further, there will be even more Whites, Hispanics etc who like Trump's style of conservatism in the party and fewer voters who don't like his style. Trump got 88% of the Republican vote in the 2016 election, he got 94% this time, there are almost no voters left in the party who dislike Trump despite whatever polls might say about however many Republicans don't like him, this is not going to change by 2024.

[redjohn]

He's replaced Reagan as the second coming of Christ to conservatives. Take a guess.

[pbrower2a]

A troublesome pest; an embarrassment to be lived down.

He is the definitive self-promoter, but when one is no longer useful as such, one is through in that line of activity or work. His star will be increasingly tarnished as time passes.